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What if Project Spire???s??100 million went on frontline parish vicars?
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (501+ words) What would be the impact of an extra £100 million in grants from the Church Commissioners for frontline parish ministry in the Church of England? An outlay of £1 million would easily fund a parish minister for 10 years, provided the diocese getting…...
Archbishop of Canterbury visits former British slave castle in Ghana
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (323+ words) The Archbishop of Canterbury visited a former British slave castle in Ghana and prayed at the shore where slave ships departed for the Americas. Archbishop Sarah Mullally visited Cape Coast Castle, where at the height of the transatlantic slave trade…...
Church of Nigeria elects four new bishops
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (172+ words) The Primate disclosed that the following clergy were elected as bishops: The Primate stated that the elections were concluded after prayerful deliberations by the bishops during the Episcopal Synod. He further announced that the bishops-elect will be consecrated during the…...
Anglican charity commits £250,000 to reparatory justice initiative in Ghana
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (625+ words) Anglican Ink Search for an article Anglican charity commits £250,000 to reparatory justice initiative in Ghana The Anglican mission agency United Society Partners in the Gospel (USPG) has announced that it will be providing a £250,000 grant towards supporting the…...
Synod debates the Church Commissioners approach to land use and nature
1+ mon, 4+ week ago (499+ words) In a debate on Tuesday morning, General Synod debated a private member’s motion regarding nature recovery and land use across the Church Commissioners for England’s estate.Church of England/Sam Atkins The motion was proposed by Rev Valerie Plumb and…...
European Parliament strongly condemns ongoing persecution of Christians in Nigeria following village massacre
1+ mon, 4+ week ago (236+ words) The attack on Kawel is among the latest in a long pattern of targeted violence against Christian communities in Nigeria’s Middle Belt. Residents said Fulani militants entered the village after midnight, moving door to door and shooting anyone who came…...
How ACC-19 in Belfast Marginalised African Voices
2+ mon, 2+ day ago (744+ words) For many years, leaders in some Western churches have argued that disagreements over same-sex relationships should be understood through the lens of culture. We also heard such assumptions during the ACC-19 meeting in Belfast. African churches have repeatedly been urged…...
South Carolina standing committee writes to the diocese about the Ruch resolutions before last month’s ACNA council
2+ mon, 4+ day ago (464+ words) Anglican Ink Search for an article South Carolina standing committee writes to the diocese about the Ruch resolutions before last monthâs ACNA council Brothers and Sisters in Christ, We write to you today in the strong name of Jesus…...
Leftie bishop breaks ranks in LGBT debate
2+ mon, 4+ day ago (651+ words) HAVE had my differences with the Bishop of Leicester, Martyn Snow, but he deserves credit for raising concerns about the threat to freedom of religion from the Labour Government’s draconian Conversion Practices Bill. Following the publication of the draft Bill…...
Cathedrals are for Everyone and they Need our Support
2+ mon, 6+ day ago (542+ words) People walk into cathedrals for all sorts of reasons: to light a candle, hear a choir, escape the rain, attend a service, admire the architecture or simply to sit quietly for a few minutes to escape the busyness of life....